Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 57, Decatur, Adams County, 8 March 1951 — Page 6

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400 ARE PLEDGED < *'*><itlnue<l <>••> Krick, churches; Mia* uiii.i K WillhiniN, home economic • htb* Mrs Hitrold I'ltif’hs in I hliHgi* (iChfafl aids Mie I’Ll Bllllt I’, U | liiirge of all volunteer services; j\lps Huv I’rl. 0. I hall IIIMII 111 HUI ■ | pi<lh mo| Mrs Robert Hnllhi' lit i Imrutt of th” mojiir * nt ps • ni ’ < ' I here different Ibalrmeii Jfikh lithenfal tn obtaining sill 11 • i'lit pledge cards M wt 11, Hi» hnhlmP |ng during tli»> Mutt h. I‘» program ..r ' ‘ ■ ! ft 1 ’ * ’ Ah initomailc gate ,operated by )pi£ aufomuihlle moving -either why tlftotigh It >\< ii at !’• mil' • I'vr i lost s i:self to kft’p cattlti; in 01daT40,50,60?'' — Man, You’re Crazy } Fomt y<H» age! Thousands are peppy at TO. Try ‘ i ’pll'l'OUC up” with Oairex. Loin,<ln» tonic fur weak, ffuislvwn feeling due solely to body's lin k ot itsm twin'll ruMiy men and women call "ohl.” Try Oi-irex ; il ofaia Tablets tor pep, vim. vigor. younger feeling. ; it hlivery day. Get linrodurtory or ••get-a«-<iu»inted' llbut! »**!»?. at site tally rtslutSd prV e. .-'uy 43p. At. all drug stores everywhere in ;»H|-atUF. jit SitUth Dtpiir S;H»re

I! ■. | ; pfel H ■ . ’ f MM i 7 ■ ■■ ■ 1 • . r ; w|i / • i Jr : - 7 r■ 7 I ■ ; 11 MIMI MM *•*•■»*> m’ I i - / v ' i' ! ' . . - ' •_ [ \ | ; H MAGIC i)EFROSTER.„()nIy 9,95 ! •u . *> ,' *' ! ■ DefroHting Drudgery Gone Forever! i ! . ’■ . 1. J F; • The MenMiitionHl new “MAGIC DEFROSTER" | ) q makes your prewcnl refrigerator the “refrigerator ’ ]! p- <rf tomorrow.” Thin new defroster | de fronts your refrigerator, .lust plug in ypurj; Magic Defroster .. . this Magic addition your* | dhefrlicerator Ntep.s up efficiency, cuts electric bills p ! and repair coats. Any one can install a MAGIC? | DEFROSTER in a jiffy. PLV(i IT IN . . SET IT ’ . AND FQRGET IT. One year guarantee. ! '■ '77'-. ■ M :■ I ! ’ I ■ I iM ' ;

| Polident Ipana f ’Hwihay Dr Drakes If 33c 59c Tooth Paste 49c 99c Cough Remedy If, . \ 27c 47c 63c , . \ i 59 c ' I B ' I Carter’s Little \ Colgate’s j Dolcin 2.00 / , > | Liver Pills Dental Cream 3.50 and ill 33c ! 89c 27c 47? 63c 8.00 1 : " I ''\ - I . • I ■•J J' b S'! |. I ' ' ‘ 1- I - I i I Halo Gillette Safety I Shampoo x wi SUGGiST THISI PRODUCTS Razor with’ 29c 57c - MATURID ON ' ll 10 blue blades : ■ | " Special 1.00 Lz Mile* 1 'H One-a-day \ Ur Home brand / JZx Permanent .vitamin* 98c 1.96 3.13 plus tax 15c -££££&> : I ■ 23e :,!,cs!,v Anacin 19c 39c / llronized Yeast 59c 98c ; i 74c 1.24 1.99 . 3 — . u t . v .„ ' ' "i —— ri - 3 « • . ; , ' ' *' Wildroot 4-Way \Jergens Lotion Cream Oil Cold Tablets I with dispenser ‘ Hair Tome . x ---- ‘ 59c 98c 23c 49c -98 c Kohne Drug Store gM|^aHßH^|mßHßflflHflfl|MMHHMßHHHHHflHHflflflHßßHlflllflHllflfl. T-i-i>' : ■i . \ ■ . \

SAM JACKSOH it <>lilllinr<l I'roni r»g«*s» 1 ini Anna l’< iit lit un. | tip yeiti In* Kt udrnti til from high i»sc! (ini. ■ III* lip'll WI • till IHf.ltlll y I upt.iln in World Wnr I Hr optmrd n law offit r ht-ip In 1 Jttlli upon hh dl» ■ hirtpr ftom ,iw hi inv iiiul h<ol 7' I wli < Irn I.E-oti WitH prUoF<|ilho Os Alb II lOHtity. nt ivihK ftom i"'fl Io lie nut so( oiiiitii'H riiom tlio old twelfth iib H irf in lfl2K lint wto» uiisio ri'ssfnl In 1U..4, In wiis clmli ninri« of tlu> Indi ma l*«iin>' lat ii si ;) i 4 . Imiviiu and tn the lirti; stn|p con vi tttlon ho was pvi iniiiionti < ha.lt man Gov M Clifford Tokti'scntl appoint’d him nitoi nt y of Imlmna in n*4i> Ip serve thj unex pired term of Oilier Jackson. ' r Jackson was a member inf the Xinertcan far ion at Fort Wlyne. a •■’bird degree mason, a rfes,b|terian church eldtr .1 ji r Jackson whs a ctindidate fijir U.S. senator in lib’s, but Van Nu|s was nominated. Surviving are the wid<l4 and three sons. James W. Jackson. Rob ' I.

m-» >- w George M. Glangold (right) confers with his attorney, Alexander Blumenthal, during session with Fulbright committee RFC pi-obe.

1 i ■ ■ "IjiL ! ki " ; w j pBI'sY |JL I 11 \ > 7 ; UK 1 ; W '** i ' Senator James E. Murray

i THE NAME of Montana’s Democrat Senator James E. Murray entered I • the RFC probe in Washington when witness George M. Glassgold, New I York, attorney for the Saxony and Sorrehto hotels in Miami Beach, [ Fla., told "influence” probers that E. Murray; Jr., a WasMng 1 - | i ton attorney and son of the senator, got a $21,000 fee for work on i [ RFC loans to both hotels, plus a $500,000 loan to the Maxwell com-' I i pany, a hotel supply firm. Testimony showed the senator wrote a letter I ! urging granting of the Sorrento loan. Glassgold negotiated all Lhre« I i loans. The Fulbright committee wants to hear what Senator Murray I [j has to say,' but Is unlikely to subpoena him, it is reported. Another I i witness reported unlikely to be subpoenaed ia White House aide! Donald I [ Dawson, who, it was disclosed, made four free visits to the Saxony I i, Hotel in the, winter 0f.1940-50. (International) I

n —~—— j vrt I .l.ifk-on ii ml Nil mm I D .luck , j son Ji , who I- IU In l!HI, Jm k«tm inn with sover* i imr Nchi lek< r nt tin* top of 1 Ihy >litl< I ii-ioiH ihi li ii,. In i Ncltil'lwi I sought the- I* N. Hetmt.orl'tl Si'Bl 1 Jackson was VHCHflng. and .iHckscm 1 sough! f lie i: Ilbi t trnloi 111 I .1 II I 'N<hi lt k"t' wits viii atlng But II was | H Repllhlli Hii year ami bolli hist .Im It- >n \\.i< wldi ly kioiun it* it > >«prnk« i of gnat ahill'.y and' us a pai llam> ntiii isn \ In I’.H4 th** p* ak 'year of hiliolltlva! <-ai*-* i he st iv» d in permanent chairman of the Ilemoriatlc ’ i tuition tl coiiy»-ntion hi Chicago. That was the 'year Frapkllti D. > , Rotis* v> It was nominated for hi* I fourth term, and President Truman was nominated as his running mat* after [Mr Roosevelt wrote his I famou|s ''Wallai e l.ettei'' casting aside the then vic* president from a chance at another ttr.ni. \ j' Jack, on was nationally known I in Masonic lodge circles. He was a :;:?rd Scottish Rite Mason and ’ '

DKCAtUR DAILY DECATUR, INDIANA

r ' : ' • \ I .1 11 11 al Ik *ll fl I B- I *• t • \ Xy|i' -ix ..Vs 1;flB»‘W I Donald Dawson ... will he testify? I

.||»w —■ ,yl— . ' <l<-pl|.l J |<>t IlilHtUl » 11l i .mini V I|#i w,I- ifi'r iHHlnr bf note mid nth-11 w.im Hit* MtH-Hktf mi <’oijvOt'itiloriit <tf tin lodK< hyl'titt WuVtie iititl other ilf li th w’ii < a l’i I In hi i. ii mid ’ ioi ••htt'i in til* ctiiifili Im htiidi ji it* i iHymiii t'n(|ii»int ' ly lb;* Kpokt’ In it» in.t ‘ ven |h> fun- i||i» Ih’inociiith-AVnni'n h chili m» i thm mid Uihiit linn yeur* ago iali<.i'(i it'i ft’t'v th? Ilntary <7 / h Dqq House Popular I Mi’miijillh, Tenn, il l’) ir*~ Mtk Uerlirii Eimlanil rtH.VHi the] day wit’cold ■ aftd tin- dog iioiiHK’ | < t< wilv.|. Hii<ldlol Xoirrtlier inside weie'tvro dogs, two PW® and a riioHtei. 1.. _ ' < > JKBIk 1 . - ML 1. . I in' 01 W: fl { .-q. jflfl THE SENATE S Kefauver crime comj mitteo names J Charles (Lucky) ; Luclanio, forbio New Yorii vics “ overload departed to Italy siveral years IxOt «s cjmr of a tremendous , underworld government. The com* I mitten says at least two majoi syndidates make up the empire: Caponfc organisation leftovers th Chicago and the Frank CoitelloJoe outfit tn N?w York.. Kefauver investigators aajk "it thrre can be said to be ong head who sits as arbiter of any dilutes .. . itjiis Luciano!’’7 lnternationaU ! THAM .m.

Goshen Man Is Killed 4s Train Hits Truck ;'F' \ i|:lilgptiier, Ind March K. il’l'i -ff State police said todgy Harvey, IF- i.gaufman, 71. (loalien, was killed’ .ycHlerday when he drove l|js trin k Into the path of a New ' Y»irk Central train At a atreot <|<nii»tnM ■ h«Mi. ADULT 4- H <l!f»nitaw?ri From I’nae «ae» iHuil ’ ?fi<l liiHiihti« Were enrolled ijitthl Adams coimty 4-H cluhs, n dph < xlsfinu in evny one of |h« I lilfoWnshlps. ' j From Adams County from Adama County who' up to noon Include: J'Mrs, Alli ed Grote. Wavelene Leh-! tiian. < Mrs. Esther Ehrsum, Mis Johnsoh; Mrs. Norbert Gaae, I <ra. lAnios Thieme, Alfred Grote. |

®;i• I , ■ I . 7 ■ , , ; , _ , „ ... _ _, MflflflflHflHflflflflflM n ‘ 1 WIN - FOR YOURSELF I ' 1 /■' ' I A 7 CU. FT. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR AT I I 1 . ! ' ' ' 4 I Connie’s Market I I 1 "■('■■■ I I Sliip 111 Here For Details I I — u— | I OUR PRICES ARE LESS THAN THE REST-SHOP HERE! | ■■l■ ■ * ■ M I.. — lr — T .„ll l — I I WINTER BANANA Jk A I |L ; y I ■ IblbW ™ B(T I f B , — -t- H : — — — I i ! FRESH TREE RIPENED \ U. S. No. 1 I. FLORIDA t MICHIGAN I ORANGES POTATOES 1 I llloz. SJ.OO 5 J. 95 cwt. I I PATATOFQ n J . u J?M -&T?; new ’ , tokay I P ° TATOES CELERY LETTUCE CABBAGE GRAPES I l®S5"”-S»c :s “l9c ]2 h .. t . 19c 15c,. a,. ta .35cl if • parsnips Rea se Tangerines I E CARROTS TURNIPS TOMATOES SPINACH Large Size M I a bun -25c 2,,„.55C S9CS: , ' t, Z9c 3 1 ,.. , 1.«M>| I COUNTRY EGGS ............. doz. 49c I ■l■.'. . ' . ■ | X MICH. CANNED OUR I.ADV GOLDEN MAID : I PEACHES messing OLEO 5000 CA * NEI) ITEMS I No. l|/ # alia cant MltfeVvlllW Colored in Quarter* AY 1A I 4<;mssj.oo |, ’ ni 29c "’ 29c "• *” c can I SWISS CHEESE - -- - lb. 55c I B I I B 1 Home Made JOWL EVERY - THING -AT COHNIE'S I I BOLOGNA BACON LOW PBICES I I i.b. 39c 119 c DO YOUR SHOPPING HERE! I I■. ■ I I Be Sure To Attend The --I I i PHILCO COOKING SCHOOL I I " ’ AT ■ ; fl Ii MARCH 14- STUCKY & CO. - MONROE, IND. ■ 1 , j ________ ■ . . ' ’

Eugene (Hunk) Heimann. Mr«p Loretta McCullough, Jean Steller. ! Mrs. Loren Burkheud. Jr , Mrs. Jane Reed, Ben Mazelin, Mrs. Wilsun Beltz, Mrs Dan Striker, Mrs. Arthur Km neman, *Ma r y Ann Ewell. t Mrs. John Young, Mryf ('himl" Marekel, (''lmide W.Maic I'. 1 ‘ \ll ■ I ’ I I <' Ehi -am, |-:<li -mu Lilihihiiii Holman gglt Htulnr, MiSj lhiify Humph, llugii BimifJi-r, Ralph Blublii, Mi* Ralph iditlim, Mrs Thrnni- KvnMivrmakHr, M'tv. Itufh Rluiiln, Mrs. Ruth Ttnnt.j ,Mrn. Ralph Oilmoii Htollz.{J Robert Ri | Lehman. Bmi Gr’rke.L 4’harlle Myet-, Mrs. Ivan Zeigler, Mis ' Leona■ <i Wagh'v, Theodore ! McCune. Carl E Mcßride. MrEverett Ifice.. Loyd L, Byerly, Ervin’ i Schulh r. . 7 | i From Wells County The W’eila 1 county leader*! ini elude: I Joseph C. Huber, Ann Emsh-

i wilh r, Linda Hudson. Leas,, Patricia Minnick, Cathy' Esmond. Mrs. Sain Houston? Carolyn Gilbert, Richard L. Hamilton. John' Studebaker, ' Justine Tangeman, ! I lean Decker, Charted E. Mason,* Ikiii-i Pritihle, Shirley Keikel. John David Gilbert f’t|rl Anderson. Rotary Msst* Wltti Group ■ iCiitai laii.v fio in . lieciittir and ! |U i lie U!li nd<-i| Hie hmm liiii.lkoi, Hl' the *!<-ll»oill t i Inn. Ii m.i: In grd *• * 1 ' Just Meant !® r i

THURSDAY. MXRCH B.’ 1951

. James P, Hoekaema, editor of Farmers Guide, Huntington,, speak to the combined aksiembly imth * Rotary clubs changed their weekly meetings to meet with the 4 H leaders and guests. TI|IE FOR I Spring Tune-up ! * • CARUURUTOR WORK • IGNITION CHICK • BRAKE RELINING See Ur For COMPLETE OVERHAUL . Phone 3-3066 C. and S. Service ,131 So. 13th St.